• Oswego County Transfer Stations will be Open Mondays Starting in January
• Oswego County Legislature Will Hold Organizational Meeting Jan. 3
• Youth Bureau Will Award Mini Grants for Youth Projects
• Greg Osetek Steps Down from County Legislature
• Tom Bullard Receives Plaque from County Legislature
• County Legislature Congratulates Central Square Marching Band
• Paul Natoli Receives Plaque from County Legislature
• County Presents Plaque to Mike French
• American Planning Association's Top 2008 National Planning Award Goes To Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor
• Health Clinics

• Buildings and Grounds Superintendent Marks 30 Years with Oswego County
• Legislature Presents Marie Delameter Certificate for 25 Years of Service

• Your County Matters!
  Oswego County Tax Rate Declines for Third Consecutive Year
• Oswego County Transfer Stations will be Open Mondays Starting in January
• Judge Nicholson Receives Commendation from County Legislature
• 2008 Emergency Planning Calendar Highlights Oswego County Scenes
• Youth Advisory Council Holds Bowlathon for Cammeo Lazzaro Dec. 28
• High School Students Can Compete in Nationwide Essay Contest
• News from the Local Emergency Planning Committee
  New Emergency Response Levels Meet Federal Requirements
• Oswego County Offices Will be Closed for New Year's Holiday
• Health Clinics

• Tickets for 'Teddy Bear Tea' Make Perfect Christmas Gift
• Oswego County Fire Coordinator Recommends Safety Tips to Prevent Fires
• Oswego County Offices are Closed on Dec. 25
• Health Clinics

• Lake Ontario Derbies Generate More than $5 Million in Oswego County
• Seminar on Long-Term Care Insurance Dec. 18
• Cooperative Extension Presents Year-End Report
• Camp Hollis Exhibition Draws an Enthusiastic Audience
• Support Groups Give Caregivers a Shoulder to Lean On
• Health Clinics

• Your County Matters! Oswego County Takes Ownership of Fire Training School
• Oswego County Workforce New York Hosts Training Forum

• Holiday Events Celebrate Oswego's Colorful History Dec. 8 and 9
• Elaine Haffenden Receives Certificate for Years of Service
• Margaret Hall Celebrates 25 Years with Oswego County
• Health Clinics

• Toy Train Doctors on Call at Oswego Railroad Museum this Weekend
• Lessons on Assertive Discipline for Parents
• Oswego County Public Health Director to Retire Jan. 30
• Enjoy the Holiday Traditions in Oswego County
• Health Clinics

• Your County Matters! County Is Awarded an Extra $800,000 for Job Training
• Pre-Thanksgiving Fun Day for Oswego County Youth
• Oswego County Expands Battery and Electronics Recycling Program
• Anglers Take Time to Clean Up Salmon River
• Open Exhibition at River's End Bookstore "Camp Hollis: Stories from a Child's Heart"
• November Proclaimed as Hospice Month in Oswego County
• Health Clinics

• Oswego County Offices are Closed on Nov. 22 and 23
• Candlelight Walk Nov. 14 in Celebration of National Adoption Month
• Reminder to Residents: Use Certified Bulk Water Hauler
• Oswego County Election Commissioners Will Count Paper Ballots Nov. 14
• Health Clinics

• Caregivers Support Group Meets Nov. 21
• Seminar on Long-Term Care Insurance Nov. 20
• Michael Allen Honored for 25 Years with Oswego County
• Sharon Whipple Retires from County Sheriff's Office
• Health Clinics

• Quarterly Siren Tests Scheduled for Nov. 5 - 9 in Oswego County
• Trade Union Forum Attracts Many Local Unions
• County Offices will be Closed Nov. 12 for Veterans Day
• Carbon Monoxide Dangers Increase with Cold Weather
• Health Clinics

• The tall ship Windy II will be docked in Oswego during the weekend of Oct. 27 and 28.

• Emergency Notification Sirens Will Be Tested Nov. 5-9
• Oswego County Health Department Schedules Flu Clinic in Fulton
• Final Rabies Clinic is Nov. 7 in Pulaski
• Job Seekers Can Learn about Trade Union Opportunities Nov. 1
• Bird Festival Committee Begins Planning for 2008
• Health Clinics

• Oswego County Health Department Schedules Flu Clinic in West Monroe
• Lead Poisoning Prevention Week Is Oct. 21 - 27
• New Legislator Takes Oath of Office
• Health Clinics

• NOAA's National Weather Service Renews Oswego County Stormready Status
• Volunteers Invited to 'Close Up Camp Hollis Day'
• Board of Elections Will Be Open Extra Hours for Voters and Candidates
• Social Services Department Announces Oct. 15 Orientation Meeting for Future Foster Parents
• Former Hospice Patients will be Remembered at Oct. 14 Memorial Service
• Seminar on Long-Term Care Insurance Oct. 16
• Health Clinics

• Voter Registration Deadline for General Election Is Oct. 12
• Social Services to Explain Agency Adoption Process at Oct. 15 Meeting
• Lessons on Assertive Discipline for Parents
• Salmon River Alpaca Farm Hosts Open House Oct. 6 and 7
• Demonstration Days at the Railroad Museum
• Oswego Harborfest Named a 'Top 100 Event' for 2008
• Court Orders New Primary Election for Hastings and Parish GOP Seats
• Recanvassing Reveals Error in Granby Election Results
• Health Clinics

• Your County Matters! Oswego County Residents Will Receive Prescription Discount Cards

• Chili Chefs Needed for Redfield's First Annual Chili Cook-Off
• Oswego County Tourism Office Provides Free Publicity for Winter Events
• Oswego County Flu Clinics Will Begin Oct. 5
• Oswego County Treasurer's Office Relocates
• County Schedules Two Meetings Oct. 2 to Review Comprehensive Plan
• Camp Hollis Hosts Family Fun/Community Service Day
• Health Clinics

• Emergency Management Office Plans NIMS Training Oct. 3
• Celebrate National Hunting and Fishing Day Sept. 22 in Altmar
• Oswego County Requests Ballots be Impounded in Three Races
• Oswego County Treasurer's Office Moved Sept. 20
• Health Clinics

• Your County Matters! County Develops Continuity of Operations Plan
• Primary Election Results Will be Carried on Oswego County Web Site
• ARISE Offers Program on 'Visitability' September 20
• Health Clinics

• Oswego County Will Collect Household Hazardous Waste Sept. 15
• Youth Bureau Holds Bidder's Conferences Sept. 17 for State Funding Applications
• Rabies Clinic Sept. 12 in Hastings
• Local Emergency Planning Group Meets Sept. 13
• Health Clinics

• Your County Matters! Oswego County Now Has Reverse 911 System
• Oswego County Seeking Mental Health Disaster Responders
• Oswego County Sponsors HHW Collection Sept. 15
• Youth Bureau Sets Grant Application Deadline
• Health Clinics

• Seminar on Long-Term Care Insurance Aug. 21
• AmeriCorps Seeks Applicants for Programs throughout Oswego County
• Oswego County Offices Closed Sept. 3 for Labor Day
• AmeriCorps Announces Three VISTA Positions in Oswego County
• EMT Class Begins Sept. 6 in Granby
• Health Clinics

• Canal Schooner Visits Oswego Aug. 21 and 22

• Your County Matters! County Begins Work on Household Hazardous Waste Facility
• Youth Bureau will Award Mini Grants for Youth Projects
• Top Gun Is Top Team on Lake Ontario
• Bertram Drought Receives Certificate of Appreciation
• Kurt Ospelt Honored for 30 Years of Service to Oswego County
• Health Clinics

• Rabies Vaccine Drop Is Scheduled for This Weekend, August 10 -12, 2007
• Health Center Week is August 5-11
• Health Clinics

• Red Planet Skate Park Holds Fundraiser
• Emergency Sirens Will be Tested Aug. 6 through 10
• Camp Hollis Staff Photo
• Health Clinics

• Oswego County Plans Aerial Spraying This Evening

• Oswego County Aerial Spray Is Postponed

• Oswego County Aerial Spray Is Postponed
• Pro Bass Anglers Will Give Autographs and Parade in Central Square July 26
• Oswego Railroad Museum Opens Its Doors After 25 Years
• County Health Department Sponsors Rabies Clinic Aug. 4 at Oswego Town Garage
• Camp Hollis Has Openings for August Sessions
• Oswego County Office for Aging Will Distribute Farm Market Coupon Books
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Aerial Spraying No Earlier Than Monday Evening in Oswego County

• Five More Mosquito Pools Test Positive for EEE in Oswego County

• Your County Matters! Hundreds of Households Produce Tons of Hazardous Waste
• Mosquitoes Test Positive for EEE in Central Square
• Youth Bureau Wishes to Interview Camp Hollis Campers from Seasons Past
• Free Tennis Lessons for Oswego Youth in July and August
• Robert Martin Marks 30 Years with Oswego County
• Office for Aging Sponsors Seminar on Long-Term Care Insurance
• Mental Health Expert: Suicide is a Tragic and Preventable Problem
• Former Legislator Receives Plaque in Appreciation of Service
• George Marturano Marks 30 Years with Oswego County
• Health Clinic Schedule

• EEE Found in Bird-Biting Mosquitoes

• Entergy Joins as Sponsor to Help Make Successful Pro-Am Fishing Tournament

• Youth Bureau Brings Family Entertainment to Parks Across Oswego County
• Local Teens Can Still Sign Up for City-County Youth Court
• Oswego County Offices Closed July 4
• Altmar Hatchery Hosts Women's Fly Fishing Seminar July 21
• Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic July 18 in Scriba
• Oswego County Environmental Management Council Announces the Big Tree Search
• 2007 Fair Housing Coloring Contest Winners
• Undersheriff Lighthall Marks 30 Years of Service to Oswego County
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Fire Officials Agree on New Safety Measures at West Monroe Tire Dump

• Oswego County E-911 Reports Large Area of Oswego County is Without Phone Service

• Granby Woman Charged after Marijuana Plants are Found at Her Apartment

• Your County Matters! County Fair Celebrates Our Agricultural Heritage
• UMF College Edition Puts Oswego County on the Bass Tournament Map
• EMT-Basic Challenge Refresher Class to be Held in Central Square
• Eight-Year-Olds Can Experience Overnight Camping Program
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Students Participate in County Government Day
• Brookfield Power Joins Lake Ontario Pro-Am Tournament in Efforts to Support and Enhance Fishery
• Woman Drowns in Lake Ontario

• Youth Project Will Release CD on June 16
• Explore Oswego County's Favorite Fishing Holes During Free Fishing Days June 23 - 24
• Oswego County Hosts June 19 Seminar on Long-Term Care Insurance
• Summer Weather Brings Risk of West Nile and Other Diseases
• Lake Ontario Bird Festival Duck Race Winners
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Your County Matters! Watch for Road Construction on County Highways this Summer
• Oswego County Will Collect Household Hazardous Waste June 9
• Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic June 13 in Volney
• Local Emergency Planning Group Meets June 14
• Camp Hollis is Accepting Summer Camp Applications
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Woman Faces Several Drug Charges

• Oswego County Offices Closed May 28
• Oswego County Will Distribute KI May 31 in Mexico
• Tourists Make Multi-Million Dollar Impact in Oswego County
• Compassion Is a Trait Shared by County’s EMS Providers
• Local Teens Resolve Youthful Offender Cases through City-County Youth Court
• Youth Bureau Sponsors Free Tennis Program at Oswego Middle School
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Your County Matters! County Residents Will Have Opportunities to Get Rid of Household Hazardous Wastes
• Animal Services Committee Meeting Scheduled for May 24
• Camp Hollis is Looking for Gardeners
• Oswego County Announces Household Hazardous Waste Collections
• Camp Hollis Hosts Marathon Cyclist
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Addie Dolbear Marks 30 Years of Employment with Oswego County

• Wildlife Rehabilitators and Native American Music Will Highlight Lake Ontario Bird Festival
• Workforce Center Expands Services at County Office Building in Fulton
• Oswego County Completes New Community Services Directory
• County Needs Input on Children's Mental Health Services Survey
• May is Foster Parents Month
• Teen Pregnancy Prevention Month Poster Contest Winners
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Children Will Win Cash Prizes in Bird Festival Coloring Contest
• Youth Bureau Announces June 8 Deadline for 'Mini-Grant' Applications
• Oswego County AmeriCorps Is Accepting Applications for Summer Positions
• Conservation Awareness Day May 19 at Camp Zerbe
• Brian Kehoe Receives Certificate of Appreciation
• County Nursing Official Retires After 34 Years
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Fire Departments Announce Summer Field Days and Parades
• Evening Siren Tests Scheduled May 7 - 11
• Oswego County Health Department Holds Rabies Clinic May 9 in Pulaski
• Youth Bureau Announces USDA Summer Food Service Program at Camp Hollis
• Explore Camp Hollis at May 12 Open House
• Teaching Parents How to Take a “Time Out”
• Hazardous Weather Can Strike Any Time of the Year
• Oswego County Radio Communicators Cited for Service
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Camp Hollis Open House May 12
• Lake Ontario Bird Festival Takes Off May 19 and 20
• County Presents Commendation to Corte Spencer
• April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Arbor Day is April 27
• County Legislature Congratulates National Champion Team
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Your County Matters!Young and Old Alike Can Celebrate Earth Day All Year-Round
• Residents Encouraged to Get Involved in Cleanup Activities During Earth Week
• National Weather Service Offers Free Training for Severe Weather Spotters April 18 in Fulton
• Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic April 18 in Parish
• Laurence Schmidt Celebrates 25 Years of Employment with Oswego County
• County Presents Certificate of Appreciation to Lillian Moyer
• Esther France Retires from County Social Services Department
• Health Clinic Schedule

• County Housing Program Takes Part in Fair Housing Month
• Overnight Bowl-a-thon Fundraiser Event Is Cancelled
• Anglers Across the Lake to Compete in 2007 Pro-Am Fishing Tournament
• Veterans May Sign Up for New VA Cards April 21 in Fulton
• County Presents Certificate of Appreciation to Kathy Lawson
• William Scriber Receives Certificate of Appreciation
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Jerry Thomas Steps Down from County Legislature

• Camp Hollis Hosts Second Annual 'Building Sound' Workshop for Creative Teens
• KI Available through Oswego County Emergency Management and Health Departments
• Families Invited to Camp Hollis “Spring Thaw” April 12
• Youth Bureau Offers April 9 Parenting Class
• Oswego County Health Department Now Offers HPV Vaccine
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Fulton Man Charged with Cocaine Possession

• Health Department Will Hold Rabies Clinic March 28 in Granby
• Hard Work and Studying Pay Off for Youth Works Participants
• County Relies on Radio Operators
• Red Cross Month
• Cole Marks 15 Years of Employment with Oswego County
• Mike Myers Celebrates 10 Years of Employment with Oswego County
• County Presents Certificate of Appreciation to Renee Ouderkirk
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Charter Captains Will Give Away Free Fishing Trips at Bass Pro Shop's Lake Ontario Showcase
• Oswego County Offers Consumer Seminars on Long-Term Care Insurance
• High School Students Invited to Participate in Overnight Bowl-a-thon April 9 - 10
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Local Emergency Planning Group Meets March 15
• Oswego County Health Department Announces 2007 Rabies Clinics
• Community Invited to Adopt-a-Garden at Camp Hollis
• Social Services Agency to Explain Its Adoption Process at March 15 Meeting
• Oswego County Residents Encouraged to Participate in Earth Week Projects
• Social Services Department Sponsors Orientation Meeting for Future Foster Parents
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Group Warns Parents of 'Toxic Tobacco Content' in Hollywood Movies
• Federal Agencies Will Conduct Public Briefing on Radiological Exercise March 9
• Government Officials Urged to Attend Snow Aid Briefing March 14
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Health Department Exceeds All Standards in Medicare Survey
• Youth Bureau Is Taking Applications for Camp Hollis Jobs
• Health Clinic Schedule

• OSWEGO COUNTY MEETING MISSION OF INFRASTRUCTURE AND PUBLIC SAFETY - added at 12:00 p.m.

• MOTORISTS SHOULD CONTINUE TO USE CAUTION IN OSWEGO COUNTY - added at 4:00 p.m.

• OSWEGO COUNTY EMERGENCY OFFICIALS URGE MOTORISTS TO USE CAUTION - added at 7:00 p.m.



• OSWEGO COUNTY WATCHING LAKE EFFECT CLOSELY - added at 4:45 p.m.



• CONDITIONS IMPROVING IN OSWEGO COUNTY; STATE OF EMERGENCY CONTINUES - added at 12:00 p.m.

• WEATHER FORECASTS INDICATE STILL MORE SNOW FOR OSWEGO COUNTY - added at 7:00 p.m.



• OSWEGO COUNTY ISSUES FIRE WARNING - sent out at 5:00 p.m.



• OSWEGO COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT ISSUES TIPS FOR PREVENTING FROST BITE AND HYPOTHERMIA - sent out at 5:00 p.m.



• OSWEGO COUNTY BRACES FOR NOR'EASTER - sent out at 9:30 a.m.



• CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING A CONCERN AS OSWEGO COUNTY SNOW CONTINUES - sent out at 9:30 a.m.

• OSWEGO COUNTY URGES RESIDENTS TO REMAIN CAUTIOUS DURING STORM - sent out at 5:00 p.m.



• UPDATE ON OSWEGO COUNTY STATE OF EMERGENCY - added at 3:00 p.m.



• OSWEGO COUNTY EXTENDS STATE OF EMERGENCY DUE TO FORECAST AND STATE RESOURCES - added at 10:45 a.m.

• VOLUNTEERS, COUNTY AND STATE AGENCIES WORK TOGETHER TO DIG OSWEGO OUT OF THE SNOW - added at 6:00 p.m.



• FIRE SAFETY IMPORTANT DURING LAKE EFFECT STORM - added at 4:45 p.m.



• OSWEGO COUNTY CONTINUING TO DIG OUT FROM SNOW - added at 4:30 p.m.



• OSWEGO COUNTY HEALTH DIRECTOR ISSUES SNOW SHOVELING AND SNOW BLOWING SAFETY TIPS - added at 11:53 a.m.



• COUNTY WARNS OF HAZARDS FOR CHILDREN DURING EXTREME SNOW - added at 11:45 a.m.



• STATE OF EMERGENCY CONTINUES IN OSWEGO COUNTY. - added at 9:00 a.m.



• OSWEGO COUNTY EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT OFFICE ISSUES SAFETY TIPS FOR EXTREME WEATHER CONDITIONS - added at 9:00 a.m.

• Chairman Russ Johnson's State of the County Address
• County Highway Crews Hard at Work
• Bowl-a-Thon, Camp Hollis Event are Postponed
• Emergency Management Office Mails Out Tone-Alert Radio Batteries
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Sled Dogs Pack the Trails at Winona Forest This Winter
• Angler-Related Businesses Invited to Participate in Lake Ontario Showcase
• Anglers and Businesses Are Encouraged to Take Part in DEC Meeting on Feb. 14
• Oswego County Offices Will be Closed on President's Day
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee -- What Do They Mean by 'Shelter-in-Place?
• Families Invited to Winter Wonderland Feb. 22 at Camp Hollis
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Your County Matters! Volunteers Are Key Ingredient in Senior Meals Program
• Emergency Notification Sirens Will be Tested Feb. 5 - 9
• Oswego County Tourism Office Is Developing New Fishing and Hunting Brochure
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Health Director Gives Advice about Chlamydia
• Oswego County Announces Walk-In Flu Clinics
• Youth Bureau Teaches 'Time Out' Techniques in February
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Youth Bureau Will Award Mini Grants for Youth Projects
• Families Are Invited to Winter Wonderland Feb. 22 at Camp Hollis
• Low-Income Elderly May be Eligible for Home Repairs
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Johnson Re-Elected Chairman of Oswego County Legislature
• Drug Task Force Announces Two More Arrests
• Oswego County Board of Elections Office to Move Jan. 22
• County Tourism Office Provides Free Publicity for Summer Events
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Drug Task Force Makes Arrest in Crack Cocaine Investigation

• County Legislature Waives Fee for Youth Groups at Camp Zerbe
• Oswego County Offers Consumer Seminars on Long-Term Care Insurance
• Oswego County Offices Will be Closed on Martin Luther King Day
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Winter Calendar Offers an Escape from Cabin Fever
• Health Department Launches 'Sneeze into Your Sleeve' TV Campaign
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Your County Matters! County Tax Rate Goes Down for the Second Year in a Row
• Basic EMT Class will be Held in Pulaski
• Oswego County Offices Will be Closed for New Year's Holiday
• Residents Near Nuclear Plants Receive New Emergency Planning Calendar in the Mail
• Celebrate the Elements this Winter in Oswego County
• News from the Local Emergency Planning Committee LEPC Keeps Track of Chemicals Used by Local Industries
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Flu Shots Can Protect Children from Influenza
• Youth Bureau Offers Parenting Class in January
• Families Across Oswego County Benefit from Housing Assistance Program
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Your County Matters! Have You Received Your Flu Shot Yet?
• 2007 Solid Waste Stickers will be Available Jan. 2
• Prevent Fires by Taking Precautions During the Holidays
• Oswego County Offices Will be Closed Christmas Day
• Health Clinic Schedule

• 87 Officials Take Part in Port City Security Exercise
• Local Emergency Planning Group Meets Dec. 14
• Oswego County Schedules Flu Clinics in West Monroe and Fulton
• County DSS Seeks Public's Opinion on Mental Hygiene Services
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Your County Matters! Community College Reimbursements Total More than $2 Million in 2005
• Flu Clinics Announced
• Oswego County to Allow Gun Amnesty Registrations in December
• County Historical Society Hosts Holiday Open House Dec. 3
• High School Students to Witness Mock Trial Dec. 1
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Offices Closed Nov. 23 and 24 for Thanksgiving
• November is Hospice Month
• Oswego County Historical Society Will Hold Annual Holiday Wreath Sale
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Health Department Accepts Appointments for Nov. 17 Flu Clinics

• Your County Matters! County Veterans Agency Serves a Very Deserving Population
• New Web Database Provides Detailed Look at Oswego County Properties
• Oswego County Airport Now Offers Charter Flight Service
• Weatherization Day
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Will Hold Flu Clinic Thursday Afternoon in Oswego

• Voters May View Sample Ballots on County Web Site
• Election Results Will be Carried on Oswego County Web Site
• Village Receives Downtown Revitalization Grant
• Emergency Notification Sirens Will be Tested Nov. 13 through 17
• Camp Hollis Hosts Harvest Celebration Nov. 9
• County Offices will be Closed Nov. 10 for Veterans Day
• river's end bookstore Hosts CD Opening Nov. 7
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Flu Clinics Will Begin Nov. 3

• Your County Matters! Plan Ahead for Winter Weather Emergencies
• Youth Bureau Offers Nov. 13 Parenting Class
• Mexico's Vision Brightens With Announcement of Restore NY Grant
• Carol Vincent Celebrates 25 Years of Service to Oswego County
• October Designated as 4-H month in Oswego County
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Deadlines Approach for Absentee Ballots
• Oct. 22 is 'Make a Difference Day' at Camp Hollis
• 18th Annual 'Halloween Happening' is Oct. 29 at Leighton Elementary
• Exercise Caution When Using Portable Generators
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Area Employers will Answer Questions from Job Seekers at Career Forum
• Camp Hollis Invites Kids and Families to Harvest Celebration Nov. 9
• White Cane Safety Day
• Oswego County Child Support Unit Will Become Part of Statewide Helpline in November
• Your County Matters! Farming in Oswego County - It's No Small Potatoes
• Kathy Bardeschewski Marks 20 Years of Employment with Oswego County
• County Presents Certificate of Appreciation to Laurie Krul
• Robin Davis Receives Certificate of Appreciation
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Residents will be Able to Make Online Appointments for Flu Shots
• Oswego County Recovers Over $1 Million in Delinquent Taxes
• Lowe's Hosts Dedication of Significant Underground Railroad Site
• 911 Program Donation
• Board of Elections Will be Open Extra Hours for Voters and Candidates
• Area Employers will Answer Questions from Job Seekers at Career Forum
• Health Clinic Schedule

• It's Apple and Pumpkin Season in Oswego County
• Free Brochure Describes Fall Foliage Tours in Oswego County
• Your County Matters! Legislature Tackles 2007 Budget
• Voter Registration Deadline for General Election Is Oct. 13
• Oswego County Offers Seminar on Long-Term Care Insurance
• Fort Ontario Invites Visitors on Ghostly Tours
• DSS Sponsors Orientation Meeting for Future Foster Parents
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Bank Staff Is Key to Camp Hollis Cleanup
• September Is Literacy Month
• Former Hospice Patients will be Remembered at Oct. 15 Memorial Service
• County DSS Invites Community to Oct. 10 Informational Meeting about Adoption Process
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Two Horses Contract EEE in Oswego County
• Emergency Management Office Announces NIMS Training Sessions
• Your County Matters! New Department Takes a Proactive Approach
• Summit at Fort Ontario
• Volunteers Needed to Help with Outdoor Projects at County Parks
• Oswego County Tourism Department Offers Free Publicity for Winter Events
• Celebrate National Hunting and Fishing Day Sept. 23 at Salmon River Hatchery
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Horse in Hannibal Recovers from West Nile Virus

• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee –
  September is National Preparedness Month
• Sheriff's Office to Auction Kayaks, Other Items
• Youth Bureau Offers Parenting Class
• Oswego County Will Auction Tax Properties Sept. 30
• Local Emergency Planning Group Meets Sept. 21
• William Potter Celebrates 30 Years of Employment with Oswego County
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Horse Tests Positive for EEE in Oswego County

• Fire Training Class on Propane Emergencies Sept. 9 in Dexter
• Disabled Voters May Use New Machines this Fall
• Your County Matters! Why Did We Spray for Mosquitoes?
• Salmon River Festival Offers Road Race and Family Fun with a Fishing Theme
• Youth Bureau Invites Agencies to Bidders’ Conferences for Youth Services Grants
• Mini-Grants for Youth Activities
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Pulaski Water Advances to State Fair Competition
• Deadline for Voting Absentee in Primary Election is Sept. 5
• County Offers EMT Refresher Class in Scriba
• Oswego County Offices Closed Sept. 4 for Labor Day
• County Presents Certificate of Appreciation to Deputy Kite
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Aerial Spray Was Successful in Oswego County
• Your County Matters! Legislature Transfers EMS Coordination to Emergency Management Office
• Oswego County is the Perfect Destination for a Family Trip this Fall
• County Tourism Office Revises Fishing and Hunting Guide
• AmeriCorps Announces Openings in Schools, Museums for this Fall
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Will Conduct Aerial Spray Thursday Evening

• Oswego County Plans to Spray Toad Harbor Area Thursday Evening

• County Will Spray Near Toad Harbor Next Week
• Find a Bat in Your Home? Here's What to Do
• Voter Registration Deadline for Primary Election is Aug. 18
• Career Center Announces New Hours
• Families Can Stay at Camp Hollis Aug. 24 - 27
• Oswego River Cleanup
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Witness French and Indian War Battle at Fort Ontario Aug. 10 - 13
• Your County Matters! Oswego River Cleanup Is a Cause for Celebration
• Kids Can Climb All Over Trucks During Camp Hollis Fundraiser Aug. 12
• Prevent Heat-Related Illness
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Mosquitoes Test Positive for EEE in Oswego County

• Camp Hollis Has a Few Openings for Boys
• Office for Aging Distributes Farm Market Coupon Books
• Emergency Notification Sirens Will be Tested Aug. 7 through Aug. 11
• Office for the Aging Holds Public Hearings on Services for Elderly
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Your County Matters! Environmental Staff Keeps Busy when the Heat Is On
• AmeriCorps Is Thriving in Oswego County
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Camp Hollis Adds Environmental Education to Its Curriculum
• Dead Crows Should be Reported to Oswego County Health Department
• Legislature Observes ADA Awareness Day
• Pulaski Wins Bragging Rights in Water Taste Test
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Health Director: 'Learn the Facts About Bird Flu'
• Your County Matters! Camp Hollis Celebrates 60 Years this Summer
• Office for the Aging Schedules Informational Meetings on EPIC and Medicare
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee – Store and Use Chemicals Safely During Summer Home and Garden Projects
• Camp Hollis Celebrates 60th Anniversary July 22
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Firefighters Continue to Help in Flood Aftermath
• Mark Dryden Receives Commendation from Oswego County Legislature
• Connie Day Retires from County DSS
• Oswego Man Recovers from ‘Triple A’ Emergency Surgery
• Dairy Princesses Attend Legislature Meeting
• HUD Coloring Contest Winners Announced
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Offices Closed July 4
• Oswego County EMS and Fire Crews Help Out in Southern Tier
• Emergency Management Office Announces NIMS Training Sessions
• Office for the Aging Offers Assistance to Medicare Recipients
• Your County Matters! Legislature Agrees to Cap Sales Tax on Gas and Diesel Fuels
• Local Firefighters, including Catholic Priest, Head to Herkimer County
• 14-Year-Old Remanded in Hand Gun Incident; Parents Warned to Keep Weapons Securely Locked
• New Specialized Court Will Handle Domestic Violence Cases in Oswego
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Fair -- Free Admission with Plenty of Activities!
• Fishing Tournament Helps Children with Cancer
• Hospice Volunteers Graduate from Training
• Health Clinic Schedule

• Camp Hollis Is Accepting Applications for Campers
• Your County Matters! County Emergency Management Office Helps Local Agencies to Comply with NIMS
• Redding Receives Tourism Award
• Carol Box Receives Certificate of Appreciation
• High School Students Can Sign Up for Youth Court Training
• Conference Will Focus on Economic Development and Environment on Lake Ontario and Finger Lakes
• Health Department Clinic Schedule

• Spending Time Outdoors? Don’t Forget to Protect Yourself from Ticks and Mosquitoes
• Historic Walking Tours Will Begin June 8 in Oswego
• OCO Celebrates 40 Years
• John Main Retires from County Public Works Department
• Louise Oleyourryk Retires from DSS
• Donald Stewart Receives Certificate of Appreciation
• Health Department Clinic Schedule

• Emergency Management Office Announces NIMS Training Sessions
• Your County Matters! Oswego County's Treatment Courts Are Turning Families' Lives Around
• May Is National Drug Court Month
• Masonic Group Makes Donation to Senior Meals Program
• Committee Announces Brownfield Projects at June 6 Meeting
• Local Emergency Planning Group Meets June 8
• Health Department Clinic Schedule

• Board of Elections Is Looking for Inspectors to Work at Polling Sites
• County Presents Certificate of Appreciation to Lisa Samson
• Pulaski Takes Title for Oswego County’s Best-Tasting Drinking Water
• Festivities Planned for Mental Health Month
• Tourism Is Key Segment of Local Economy
• Oswego County Offices Closed May 29
• Health Department Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Sheriff's Deputy Named 2005 Deputy of the Year
• Your County Matters! Tourism -- Look for Continued Growth in a Vital Industry
• Check Out Camp Hollis at May 21 Open House
• Coloring Contest Winners Announced
• Hannibal Bicentennial House Tour is June 3
• Legislature Applauds Phoenix Firebirds

• May Is Foster Care Month
• 2006 Will Be a Festive Summer in Oswego County
• AmeriCorps Offers Summer Work Experiences in Local Communities
• Youth Bureau Provides Free Parenting Class May 15 and 22
• County Personnel Director Celebrates 30 Years of Service
• Kathy Dean Receives Certificate of Appreciation
• Paula Fredette Marks 15 Years with Oswego County
• Health Department Clinic Schedule

• Community Meeting on Sex Offender Notification is Set for May 1
• Mumpton Brothers Share ‘Timberdoodle Tales’ May 6 at Festival Campfire
• Your County Matters! Fulton Sales Tax Agreement Is a Win-Win Proposition
• Emergency Sirens Will Be Tested May 8 through 12
• Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Month
• Health Department Clinic Schedule

• Arbor Day Is April 28
• Lake Ontario Bird Festival Celebrates Spring on Eastern Lake Ontario Shoreline
• Youth Bureau Is Accepting Applications for Kitchen Jobs at Camp Hollis
• County Housing Program Enforces Fair Housing Act
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Experts will Discuss Sex Offender Registry and Community Notification May 1
• Your County Matters! Young and Old Alike Can Celebrate Earth Week in Oswego County
• Reality Check Hosts Battle of the Bands April 21
• County Health Department Reminds Parents to Check Kids’ Immunization Records
• April Is National Child Abuse Awareness Month
• Agency Will Award Mini Grants for Youth Projects
• EMSAC Sponsors CPR Class
• Camp Hollis Open House Set for May 21
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Emergency Sirens Inadvertently Activated During Drill

• Oswego County Residents Encouraged to Participate in Earth Week Projects
• Fulton Homeowners Will Receive Survey for Community’s Comprehensive Plan
• Legislature Chairman Presents Proclamation for Disabilities Awareness Month
• Bird Festival Features Native American Circle and Storytelling Around the Campfire
• Kids Can Pick Up Camp Hollis Applications in Local Schools
• Children May Win Cash Prizes in Bird Festival Coloring Contest
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Area Employers Will Answer Questions from Job Seekers at Career Workshop
• County Agency Receives Award for Successful 'Welfare-to-Work' Program
• Oswego County Fire Coordinator Warns Against Open Burning
• Sheriff's Office Will Offer Four Boating Safety Courses this Spring
• Your County Matters! Spring Weather Brings the Start of Road Construction Season
• Teens Have Unique Opportunity to Create Original Music at Camp Hollis
• Reality Check Hosts Battle of the Bands April 21
• Sign Up for Community CPR Class Before April 28
• County Health Department Sponsors Annual Drinking Water Contest at Lake Ontario Bird Festival
• Oswego County Fire Departments Announce Summer Field Days and Parades
• Weather Service Will Test Emergency Communications During Hazardous Weather Week
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Families Invited to 'Hollis Eggstravaganza' April 12
• Tenth Annual Lake Ontario Bird Festival is Set for May 6
• 12th Annual Oswego County Pro-Am Salmon and Trout Team Tournament Returns to Ports of Mexico and Oswego July 7 & 8
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Area Employers will Answer Questions from Job Seekers at Career Connection Forum
• Your County Matters! Health Department’s Home Health Agency Exceeds State and National Standards in Medicare Survey
• Oswego County Hospice Begins Spring Training Program
• Youth Bureau Offers April 10 Parenting Class
• March is Red Cross Month
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Special Services Unit Handles Oswego County Probation Department’s Toughest Cases
• Ralph D'Amico Is Honored for His Service to County Board of Health
  
• Youth Leadership Program is Accepting Applications
  
• Dementia Expert Presents March 30 Workshop for Caregivers
  
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• News from the Local Emergency Planning Committee --
  County Hazardous Materials Team is Key Resource for Chemical Emergencies
• Your County Matters! Career Connection Center Offers Valuable Services to Businesses and Job Seekers
• Crafters and Vendors Invited to Tenth Annual Birding Festival May 6 in Mexico
• Social Services Staff to Explain Agency Adoption Process at March 15 Meeting
• Social Services Department Hosts Meeting about Foster Parenting
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Teens Plan Anti-Tobacco Event Feb. 28 at Great Northern Mall
• Career Center Invites Job Seekers and Employers to March 16 Open House
• Legislature Presents Certificate of Appreciation to Anne Starbuck
• EMT Refresher Class Begins March 14 in Cleveland
• Local Emergency Planning Group Meets March 9
• Youth Bureau Offers March 13 Parenting Class
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Your County Matters! County's Power for Progress Program Provides Employers and Local Governments a $3 Million Advantage
• Residents Advised to be on the Lookout for Strep Throat
• Emergency Management Office Mails Out Tone-Alert Radio Batteries
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Boil Water Advisory is Rescinded in Sandy Creek
• Oswego County is a Haven for Sled Dog Racers
• Cathy Sharkey Receives Certificate of Appreciation
• Goodsell Retires from Court Attendant Post
• County Offices Closed Feb. 20 for Presidents' Day
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Boil Water Advisory Continues for Sandy Creek and Lacona Customers

• Boil Water Order Issued for Sandy Creek - Lacona Residents
• County Agencies Begin to Prepare for Influenza Pandemic
• Youth Bureau will Award Mini-Grants for Youth Activities
• Families Invited to Winter Wonderland Feb. 23 at Camp Hollis
• Youth Bureau Is Accepting Applications for Summer Jobs at Camp Hollis
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Emergency Notification Sirens will be Tested Feb. 6 through Feb. 10
• Oswego County Will Observe 'Go Red for Women' Day Feb. 3
• County Waives Fee for Wood Chips Disposal
• Child Abuse Victims Remembered at Christmas Time
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Potter Is New Legislator in District 2
• Doyle Takes Oath of Office in District 3
• Natoli Becomes New Legislator in District 11
• Chalifoux Takes Seat in District 19
• Your County Matters! Report Provides Framework for Decisions on Solid Waste System
• Youth Bureau Sponsors Free Parenting Class in February
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Legislature Chairman Johnson Announces 2006 Standing Committees
• Legislators Congratulate State Champion Soccer Players
• County Legislature Recognizes David Waters
• Legislators Thank Rusaw for Service
• Mexico High School Student Visits County Legislature
• County Workers Donate Loads of Gifts to School Children
• Fire Coordinator Cautions: Wood Stove Safety Must be a Priority!
• Oswego County Is Accepting Reservations for Events at Camp Hollis and Camp Zerbe
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Oswego County Tipping Fee Stickers Will Expire Jan. 31
• Shaw Retires from Public Works Department
• Families Invited to Winter Wonderland Feb. 23 at Camp Hollis
• Oswego County Offices Will be Closed on Martin Luther King Day
• Your County Matters! 2006 Brings New Initiatives for County Legislature
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

• Sheriff's Deputy Receives Medal of Honor for Rescue Attempt
• Farmers Have Until Jan. 31 to Apply for Ag District Inclusion
• Mayors from Georgian Republic Visit Oswego County
• Safety Tips from the Local Emergency Planning Committee--
  Carbon Monoxide Hazards Increase During Winter Months
• Health Department Announces Clinic Schedule

2004 News Release Archive

2005 News Release Archive